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Dump Term 2 Part 3: "But I Say Unto You, Hate Thy Enemies." -- Revulsions 5:44

"The president could unveil his new proposal as early as Monday ... presenting a new healthcare framework and calling on Congress to send a bill to the Oval Office for his signature as soon as possible."

So....concepts of a plan?
 
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CNN (@cnn.com)

The White House delayed its proposal for averting a spike in Affordable Care Act premiums amid harsh blowback from an array of Republican allies and lawmakers, two people familiar with the matter told CNN. https://cnn.it/4inBrdd
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God this is fun. Between The Shutdown, Epstein, MTG and now this Democrats should just go home because the GOP is imploding.
 
Handyman said:
bsky.app

CNN (@cnn.com)

The White House delayed its proposal for averting a spike in Affordable Care Act premiums amid harsh blowback from an array of Republican allies and lawmakers, two people familiar with the matter told CNN. https://cnn.it/4inBrdd
bsky.app bsky.app

God this is fun. Between The Shutdown, Epstein, MTG and now this Democrats should just go home because the GOP is imploding.
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Why don't they just enshrine, "if you get sick, die quickly" in the Constitution. It would pass just like Trump got elected. Hell, I bet people with family members who are chronically ill would vote for it in droves.
 
ScoobyDoo said:
Why don't they just enshrine, "if you get sick, die quickly" in the Constitution. It would pass just like Trump got elected. Hell, I bet people with family members who are chronically ill would vote for it in droves.
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Inevitably stories would be written that include "Yes, I voted for that because of *those* people hogging critical resources and not dying fast enough. I never expected the death panel to tell me to die just as quickly."
 
aparch said:
Inevitably stories would be written that include "Yes, I voted for that because of *those* people hogging critical resources and not dying fast enough. I never expected the death panel to tell me to die just as quickly."
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But, but, I thought Obamacare was the only plan with a death panel? Or Dems' response to COVID? Now it is becoming the framework of the MAGAt plan? :eek::eek::eek:
 
Handyman said:
bsky.app

CNN (@cnn.com)

The White House delayed its proposal for averting a spike in Affordable Care Act premiums amid harsh blowback from an array of Republican allies and lawmakers, two people familiar with the matter told CNN. https://cnn.it/4inBrdd
bsky.app bsky.app

God this is fun. Between The Shutdown, Epstein, MTG and now this Democrats should just go home because the GOP is imploding.
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Schumer and Jeffries will go in and help the GOP
 
Just a beautifully run machine: https://www.mediaite.com/politics/t...ent-after-significant-congressional-backlash/

President Donald Trump reportedly scrapped a planned announcement on extending Affordable Care Act subsidies set for Monday, after MS NOW journalist Jake Traylor reported he was facing “significant congressional backlash” from Republican lawmakers.

Traylor’s report, based on two White House officials, said the president was ready to share a plan for halting spiking Obamacare premiums. That plan was delayed, though, after Traylor reported the president’s “plan is facing strong backlash from congressional Republicans.” His story for MS NOW’s website was co-bylined by reporter Mychael Schnell.

Both MS NOW and Politico had previously reported that Trump was ready to share his new plan on Monday. Politico reported on Sunday that the new health policy would include a two-year extension on Obamacare subsidies, which are set to expire at the end of 2025; the plan was also going to put “new limits on eligibility.”

The Monday reveal was not on Trump’s official calendar. White House officials, MS NOW reported, acknowledged “the initial plan,” which aimed to end “surprise premium hikes.”
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